Code to Image Converter
Turn code snippets into shareable images
Dracula · JavaScript
example.js
Type directly in the preview. Tab indents; press Esc, then Tab, to leave the editor.
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Code to Image – Syntax-Highlighted Screenshots, 7 Themes
Paste code and export a styled screenshot as PNG or SVG, or copy it to your clipboard. Pick a theme, background and window style. Free, no signup.
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What is Code to Image Converter?
Turn a code snippet into a shareable image. Choose from 7 syntax themes (Dracula, One Dark, Synthwave, Monokai, Nord, GitHub Dark, GitHub Light) and 25 backgrounds, including a transparent option. Adjust padding (0–128px), font size (12–16px), width, corner radius and shadow strength, toggle line numbers and a watermark, and pick a macOS, Windows or plain window frame. Supports 21 languages including JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, TSX, Python, Rust, Go, C, C++, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, SQL, YAML and Markdown, with automatic language detection from the filename extension. Type in the live preview or import a code file. Export as PNG at 1×, 2× or 3× resolution, as SVG, or copy the image straight to your clipboard. Upload a custom .ttf/.otf/.woff/.woff2 font. Runs fully in the browser, so nothing is uploaded to a server.
- code screenshot
- syntax highlighting
- developer tool
- code snippet
- png export
- svg export
Features
What you get with Code to Image Converter.
7 Syntax Themes
Dracula, One Dark, Synthwave, Monokai, Nord, GitHub Dark and GitHub Light, with accurate token coloring for every supported language.
25 Backgrounds
Pick from colorful, dark, neon and plain gradients, or choose a transparent background for overlays and slides.
PNG, SVG & Copy to Clipboard
Export PNG at up to 3× resolution for sharp images, download scalable SVG, or copy the image straight to your clipboard.
Custom Font & Layout Controls
Upload a .ttf, .otf, .woff or .woff2 font. Adjust padding, width, corners, shadow, font size, line numbers, watermark and window style (macOS, Windows or none).
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about Code to Image Converter.
It takes a code snippet and renders it as a styled image with syntax highlighting, a background, and an editor-style window frame. It is useful for sharing code on social media, in docs, or in slides where a plain text block would look bland.
JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, TSX, Python, Rust, Go, C, C++, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, HTML, CSS, SQL, Bash, JSON, YAML and Markdown, highlighted with Prism.js, plus a plain text mode. Typing a filename with a matching extension (e.g. main.py) or importing a file switches the language automatically.
PNG at 1×, 2× or 3× resolution, SVG as a scalable vector, or a PNG copied directly to your clipboard. PNG suits social media and chat apps; SVG suits docs sites or design tools where you need to scale without quality loss. Very large images are automatically exported at a lower scale to stay within browser limits.
Yes. Upload a .ttf, .otf, .woff or .woff2 file (up to 5 MB) from the settings panel. It loads directly in your browser, is embedded in the exported image, and is not sent to a server.
Yes. Use the import button in the preview toolbar to load a text or code file up to 200 KB. The language is detected from the file extension. Snippets are limited to 20,000 characters so the image stays readable.
It covers the same core use case as Carbon (carbon.now.sh): paste code, get a styled screenshot. It adds SVG export, copy-to-clipboard, a transparent background and custom font upload, without requiring an account.
Yes. The exported file matches what's shown in the preview, including the background, padding, shadow and window frame. Choose the Transparent background to export without one.
No. Rendering happens entirely in your browser. Only your appearance preferences (theme, background, padding and similar) are remembered locally; the code itself is never stored.
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